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Chicago Public Schools leaders unveiled how they plan to close a $734 million budget gap for the coming year. The solutions could be riling some feathers over in Mayor Brandon Johnson?s office.

The Cook County State's Attorney said Wednesday they would not be charging any Chicago police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Dexter Reed, who was killed during a West Side traffic stop that escalated into a gunfight in 2024.

Barstool?s Dave Portnoy gave Dino's Pizza in Norwood Park a 7.4 in his pizza review and said the employees were the "nicest people in the world." We spoke with the owners of the family-run restaurant in our ?Second Bite Pizza Review.?

The Cook County State's Attorney said Wednesday they would not be charging any Chicago police officers involved in the fatal shooting of Dexter Reed, who was killed during a West Side traffic stop that escalated into a gunfight in 2024.

After some stormy days, we'll be back to some hot weather this week. Is there another chance for rain? Emily Wahls breaks it down for us.

What movies best describe Chicago? Why is Pilsbury talking about Taylor Swift? We're getting to the bottom of it.

The CEO of the Chicago Public Schools is presenting her budget for the next fiscal year on Wednesday amid tensions over how to close a more than $700 million budget deficit.

mRNA vaccines were a game-changer in the fight against COVID-19 ? but now, their future could be shifting. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is cutting funding for mRNA vaccine research and overhauling its vaccine advisory board, leaving the American Medical Association off the roster. The AMA?s president, Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, says the move could have far-reaching effects on vaccine innovation, access, and the way doctors and patients navigate critical health decisions.

A new lawsuit claims a Chicago Public Schools security guard who was charged with raping a 15-year-old student should never have been hired.

Most of us think of science as a reliable source of knowledge ? built on research, peer review and evidence. But a new study is raising serious concerns about how that system is being exploited.

ChatGPT is making headlines time and time again, but one partthat stopped us in our tracks was an article that claimed anything you type into ChatGPT could potentially be subpoenaed ? yes, even those private questions you thought were just between you and Chat. So, what does that really mean? And should we be rethinking how we use these tools? Here to break it all down is Principal Attorney at Saper Law, Daliah Saper.

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